According to our observations, the importance of protective ...

The analysis showed that family social support is associated with a decrease in alcohol consumption among the respondents. In the same vein are the factors of religion, school performance and behavior of their peers [17]. Mutual affection in a pair of parent-child. During childhood and adolescence associated with such personal characteristics as responsibility, expressed little rebellion, intolerance of deviant behavior. Tracked longitudinal end of the third decade of life the young man with similar characteristics were not inclined to the use of surfactants [4]. Proximity to the mother, even if she drinks alcohol, had a significant protective factor directed against the use of alcohol by young people 16-19 years. Adolescents whose mothers drank alcohol, showed a low degree of attachment to mothers and were themselves prone to alcohol abuse [29]. According to our observations, an important protective effect have harmonious relations not only in a pair of parent-child relationship, but it is no less important - in a pair of mother-father. If the relationship is positive, then a teenager feels comfortable in the family and may refuse the use of surfactants. Risk and protective factors are considered as discrete groups of factors, not as a continuum in which the presence of factor means higher risk, and the absence of risk factors means protection. The authors summarize the protective factors as follows: positive family relationships, low parental permissiveness and secure environment. In the presence of declining indicators such as the amount of surfactant, as used throughout life, age of initiation, the use of surfactants in the last month, the adoption of SAS, recently proposed. Sex is an important moderator of all factors. The results did not differ significantly among individuals of different ethnicity [18]. Attempts were made to establish the factors initiating the use of surfactants that can be set before the adolescent child. $ 3 family factor. 1. Rules. This existing requirement for a family bedtime child about homework, accuracy and clarity of the rules about parental consent rules, the presence of Rules of alcohol, the rules about watching television. 2. Monitoring. The child calls to parents regarding their delay returning home, children have the opportunity to be in contact with their parents. Parents know the whereabouts of their children, about whom and what do the kids after school. Parents know who befriends a child. 3. Attachment and commitment to family. Parents and children report that they share their thoughts and feelings. Kids talk about their closeness to his mother and father (or figures, replacing them) about wanting to be like a mother or father. Parents say that children are spontaneously, on its own initiative to help in the household and want to please her mother and ottsa. The study examined the effect of family factors and the influence of peer groups on initiation of alcohol, cigarettes, and marijuana by students.